Optical measurement of sound is an emerging technology for capturing airborne sound waves using light. An optical wave passing through a sound field experiences phase modulation by sound, which enables detecting sound using optical phase sensing such as interferometry and holography. The optical measurement methods bring unique and powerful features to acoustic measurement, including non-invasive remote sensing, 2D/3D visualization of the acoustic field, high spatial resolution from millimeter to micrometer scale, and direct realization of sound pressure. I am working on developing novel measurement systems and exploring attractive applications toward realizing a next-generation sound measurement paradigm.
K. Ishikawa et al., ``High-speed imaging of sound using parallel phase-shifting interferometry,'' Optics Express, vol.24, no.12, pp.12922-12932, 2016.
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K. Ishikawa et al. ``Deep sound-field denoiser: optically-measured sound-field denoising using deep neural network,'' Opt. Express, vol.31, no.20, pp.33405-20 (2023).
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K. Ishikawa et al., ``Simultaneous imaging of flow and sound using high-speed parallel phase-shifting interferometry,'' Opt. Lett., vol.43, no.5, pp.991-994, 2018.
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K. Ishikawa et al. ``Low-noise optical measurement of sound using midfringe locked interferometer with differential detection,'' J. Acoust. Soc. Am. vol.150, no.2, pp.1514-1523, 2021.
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K. Ishikawa et al.``Seeing the sound of castanets: Acoustic resonances between shells captured by high-speed optical visualization with 1-mm resolution,'' J. Acoust. Soc. Am., vol.148, no.5, pp.3171-3180, 2020.
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